Barcelo Carthage Tunis

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... le soleil, les palmiers et les vergers odoriférants d'orangers, de bergamotiers et de bigaradiers. Ce sont les fleurs de jasmin et d ...

... you name it. Tunisia was really wonderful although, while it is a secular Muslim country, is still outwardly very male dominated.<br><br> From Tunisia we flew on to Casablanca, Morocco where we met up with our new group. Food and hotels did not live up to Tunisia but we still were comfortable here. Apparently there is not much to see in Casablanca except for the Royal Palace (which is beautiful), and the Hassan II mosque ...

After leaving our camel experience we headed for the mountains-Atlas that is. Had a lovely swim with some local teens; male only of course. On our way up the steep winding road we stopped to pick up a hitch-hiker which is not only acceptable but expected here. He insisted on taking us to meet his family and try so,e dat (dates- Tunisia is known for its dates). They ...

It's funny to haggle with the Tunisians in their markets, but Tunis disappointed me a little... it's dirty, have an strange smell like a mixture of spices and sweat... there just a few places to visit and they are so careless with their highlights... but after that we visited Sidi Busaid, I recommend this place instead of Tunis because of his streets and views<br>

... FREE... if I'm an EU citizen. Huh? From there's a ferry to Greece, fairly frequent I think, at least better than Tunis. If I had to go back through Sicily to catch a boat to Malta, though, then go back overland AGAIN, I'd be really tempted to blow it off, and I don't want to do that, or maybe I just don't want to admit I made a mistake not booking the return ticket originally, which I only know because my brain is so full of sub-conscious ...

... We wandered around the Medina (the old city was built within great brick walls with cobblestone streets and narrow, winding alleys.. it now contains a mix of stores and restaurants and houses). I didn't take many pictures because I read everywhere that Tunisians are offended by having their pictures taken.. which I later discovered wasn't really very true. We were tired but excited to see the rest of the country!

And were here... and it is sweltering, for some reason I had this naive notion that it wouldnt be too warm, but I was incorrect in my assumption... Luckily the woman that I sat beside on the flight to Mororcco lived in Tunis and got her grandson to give me a ride to the Bourguiba school ...

... my dick in a deep fryer, visiting up to five towns a day until I reached the coast. On the way to the coast I met Fahmi, a Tunisian university student who offered to show me around his town, Suisse, he then offered me a place to stay with his family. So for three days I hung out with Fahmi and his mates on the beach. I said good-bye to his family before we left to see an African cup soccer match. His mother gave me a hug and said in French 'you now have a ...